E.I.Q. tests (Emotional Intelligence Quotient Tests)

1. A method of evaluating emotional intelligence through emotional intelligence quotient testing, comprising the steps of: posing a series of questions designed to reveal the emotional intelligence level of an individual; obtaining an answer for each question from the individual; grading the answer for each question according to four levels of emotional intelligence, wherein the four levels of emotional intelligence consist of the grades: premature mind, immature mind, mature mind, and master mind; wherein premature mind is associated with a value of negative two; immature mind is associated with a value of negative one; mature mind is associated with a value of positive one; master mind is associated with a value of positive two; wherein the premature mind is defined as a mindset of an individual being omnipotent and omnipresent; wherein the immature mind is defined as a mindset of an individual being between omnipotent and helpless; wherein the mature mind is defined as a mindset wherein an individual considers himself or herself most important and others equally important; wherein the master mind is defined as a mindset of an individual being altruistic; presenting the grades to the individual with instructions indicating how to improve emotional intelligence.